Deepcool MultiCore X6 (20626)
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MultiCore
Deepcool specializes in the production of various cooling systems for computer components (processors, hard drives, video cards), case fans and accessories (control panels, thermal paste, etc.). A separate place in the company's assortment is occupied by laptop cooling systems, among which the MultiCore X6 model is very popular.
2x2 coolers with independent adjustment
It does not look quite ordinary and resembles a small old-school electronic drum rather than an ordinary cooling pad: 2 pads on top and one large one on the bottom. Each of these "pads" has a cooler hidden in it — a pair of 140 mm on top, a pair of 100 mm on the bottom, which rotate at a speed of 1000 and 1300 rpm. All this guarantees a uniform and good heat dissipation, and the small diameter of each cooler makes the system almost silent. As conceived by the user, the main work is performed by 2 upper fans, which barely make noise. Two additional ones are connected in some cases when freshness is needed, as in toothpaste advertising. In this case, the noise level does not rise much and does not exceed 24 dB. That is, a stand with a clear conscience can be called quiet.
For 15 inch laptops
The dimensions of the MultiCore X6 were specially chosen for devices with a diagonal of up to 15.6", the weight is 0.9 kg, which is a lot, but quite logical, given that the stand is made of metal. Thanks to a practical solution in the implementation of the legs (it allows you to adjust the angle of inclination within 9 degrees), it is convenient to use the stand not only when working on the table, but also when holding it on your knees or laying it on the sofa. Of the additional chips, the stand is equipped with an additional USB port for peripherals, which does not allow us to say that it occupies one of the laptop's ports.
